Amidst swirling rumors of a coup plot in Nigeria, the Nigerian army has vehemently refuted such claims, asserting its unwavering commitment to upholding democracy in the country.
The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) swiftly dismissed the reports as false, urging the public to disregard them.
Speculation arose after Sahara Reporters hinted at heightened security measures within the Presidential Guard, fueling suspicions of a potential coup. The article suggested emergency meetings involving the Nigerian president, further stoking concerns.
In response to the allegations, DHQ issued a firm statement reaffirming its dedication to protecting and preserving democracy in Nigeria. The military’s stance underscores the gravity of the situation amid a backdrop of political uncertainty and economic turmoil.
Nigeria currently grapples with a severe economic crisis, prompting fears of a tipping point. Against this backdrop, the assurance from the army seeks to allay concerns and maintain stability in the West African nation.
